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174:
309:
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90:
27:
69:
1402:. A challenge to his candidacy in 1987 determined that 1983 was only the second time Tabai was elected president. This was because his 1978 election under the colonial government was determined to be separate from his presidential elections, and he succeeded to the presidency upon independence. Teannaki was also a candidate in the 1987 election, and he then won the presidency in the
181:
97:
712:. It failed with 15 in favour and 20 against, and the government was dissolved so new elections could be held. There was some confusion and disagreement around this. Some of Tabai's allies were against Tabai's gambit, while some of the opposition did not realise that voting against it would cause them to stand for re-election.
707:
When it was discovered that parliament had mistakenly tied the salaries of six statutory officers to that of the public service, Tabai's government introduced a bill to fix the discrepancy in
December 1982. As a political manoeuvre against Tabai, the opposition refused to vote for the bill. He raised
715:
Wiia I-Kiribati interpreted Tabai's motion as a threat, implying that they had to support the bill or risk losing their seats. Tabai countered that if it were a threat, then he would be threatening his own government as well. Wiia I-Kiribati justified its decision to vote against Tabai's government,
802:
The election was held on 17 February. Tabai won re-election with 49.6% of the vote. His ally
Teannaki received 16.2%, meaning that 65.8% of voters supported the government candidates. Turnout decreased from the previous year's presidential election, with only 69.3% of registered voters turning out
668:
against Tabai's government. The motion of no confidence was nominally about a bill adjusting the pay of government officials, but the opposition cited broader concerns with Tabai's economic policy. Turnout was only 69.3% of registered voters, which marked a significant decrease from the previous
1397:
Tabai built his new government to ensure that different religious and regional groups were represented, but he did not make any outreach to the opposition and filled the government exclusively with his supporters. This included
Teannaki, who returned to his position as vice president. Tabai was
775:, and the incumbent president when the motion of no confidence passed. According to Teiwaki, Tabai was weary with politics and reluctant to run for president again. He was popular in Kiribati and the favourite to win the election.
759:
as candidates in the election. Tabai and
Teannaki were the same candidates nominated by the government in the previous year's presidential election, while Tentoa and Tong were selected by the opposition. Tabai's ally
732:
794:, and he opposed what he felt were unfair advantages that the government exercised when competing with struggling businesses. Before entering politics, he had been a medical practitioner.
765:
1751:
1736:
701:
1969:
1963:
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410:
624:
1818:
1907:
1840:
2085:
2030:
728:
545:
503:
401:
1801:
1912:
803:
instead of the 82.4% in 1982. By this point, voters had been asked to turn out for three elections in 1982 and three more in 1983.
1872:
689:
578:
565:
561:
1975:
764:
believed that the election was fought on a personal level, with the pro-labour opposition holding an animosity for Tabai after
597:
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518:
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661:
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486:
51:
41:
2075:
716:
saying that it also lacked confidence in the government for economic reasons. Their grievances included the costs of a
617:
1784:
1833:
2090:
1681:
727:
While the elections were pending, the government of
Kiribati was run by the Council of State, which included the
1773:
Elections in Asia and the
Pacific: A Data Handbook: Volume II: South East Asia, East Asia, and the South Pacific
1848:
1949:
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538:
248:
396:
1826:
1707:
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366:
2080:
1334:
787:
529:
432:
329:
322:
1701:
1776:
1756:
1741:
709:
665:
641:
on 17 February 1983. Four candidates were chosen from members of parliament: incumbent president
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334:
1864:
1856:
685:
477:
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299:
8:
378:
1767:
1674:
1805:
1780:
1724:
1685:
573:
73:
739:
on 12 and 19 January, and Tabai saw a net increase of two supporters in parliament.
1716:
1315:
1795:
861:
848:
752:
748:
669:
election. After winning re-election and serving a full term, Tabai went on to be
650:
646:
438:
405:
196:
191:
173:
786:, first elected in 1982. Tong was a newly-elected member of parliament from the
1720:
761:
2069:
1728:
1142:
1104:
822:
681:
642:
551:
359:
281:
269:
108:
1218:
1028:
791:
308:
89:
721:
371:
1085:
1066:
835:
756:
717:
654:
114:
1296:
1276:
1256:
157:
1851:
782:
and Tabai's vice-president. Tentoa was a member of parliament from
638:
1676:
Heads of State in the
Pacific: A Legal and Constitutional Analysis
688:, initially elected to the office with the title "chief minister"
1355:
1199:
1180:
1161:
971:
952:
933:
779:
772:
230:
152:
1771:. In Nohlen, Dieter; Grotz, Florian; Hartmann, Christof (eds.).
692:. He was re-elected to the office, now called president, in the
1237:
1123:
1009:
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790:
constituency. His family was involved in the private sector in
783:
235:
696:. Only 17 of 32 members of parliament supported him after the
1047:
1625:
724:
and the government's subsidies for a shipping corporation.
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1538:
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1509:
1499:
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1495:
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1491:
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1487:
1485:
1457:
1455:
1453:
1451:
1424:
1752:"Airline, shipping issues in fall of Kiribati government"
1436:
1589:
1579:
1577:
1562:
1533:
1521:
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1448:
1550:
1472:
1470:
180:
96:
1637:
1613:
1574:
1745:. Vol. 54, no. 4. 1 April 1983. p. 5.
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1766:
1700:
1673:
657:. Tabai was re-elected with 49.61% of the vote.
2067:
1601:
1335:
260:
660:The 1983 election was held only one year after
649:, who was an ally of Tabai, opposition member
1834:
618:
1671:
1655:
735:, and the Chief Justice. Kiribati held its
546:Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Immigration
1841:
1827:
1802:Macmillan Brown Centre for Pacific Studies
1793:
1737:"Ieremia Tabai Back As Kiribati President"
1631:
1595:
1568:
1544:
1527:
1515:
1503:
1461:
1430:
742:
625:
611:
1698:
1556:
1797:Atoll Politics: The Republic of Kiribati
778:Teannaki was a member of parliament for
708:the bill again, this time tying it to a
253:Map of margin of victory by constituency
1760:. Vol. 54, no. 2. p. 13.
700:, and the short-lived opposition party
698:parliamentary election of the same year
2068:
1764:
1749:
1680:. Institute of Pacific Studies of the
1672:Ghai, Yash P.; Cottrell, Jill (1990).
1643:
1619:
1583:
1476:
1442:
911:Vote share percentage by constituency
771:Tabai was a member of parliament from
653:, and newly elected opposition member
1822:
888:
1410:, while Tong was a candidate in the
637:Presidential elections were held in
1735:
1607:
747:Parliament selected Ieremia Tabai,
19:1983 Kiribati presidential election
13:
2086:Presidential elections in Kiribati
905:
14:
2102:
1750:Schutz, Billy (1 February 1983).
1850:
1794:Van Trease, Howard, ed. (1993).
1406:. Tentoa was a candidate in the
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247:
179:
172:
95:
88:
68:
67:
25:
1682:University of the South Pacific
1:
1665:
676:
664:, having been triggered by a
1392:
7:
737:1983 parliamentary election
10:
2107:
2055:Gilbert and Ellice Islands
1765:Somoza, Alexander (2001).
1721:10.1177/003231878303500104
1699:Macdonald, Barrie (1983).
797:
766:the polarising 1980 strike
694:1982 presidential election
2076:1983 elections in Oceania
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1046:
1027:
1008:
989:
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932:
927:
924:
921:
918:
915:
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889:Registered voters/turnout
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813:
810:
733:Public Service Commission
265:President before election
258:
245:
163:
80:
62:
35:
23:
1656:Ghai & Cottrell 1990
1417:
1398:re-elected again in the
788:Teinainano Urban Council
704:was created afterwards.
671:re-elected again in 1987
1950:Parliamentary elections
1777:Oxford University Press
1757:Pacific Islands Monthly
1742:Pacific Islands Monthly
1702:"Elections in Kiribati"
743:Candidates and campaign
710:motion of no confidence
666:motion of no confidence
2091:Non-partisan elections
1865:Presidential elections
731:, the chairman of the
562:Diplomatic missions of
1857:Elections in Kiribati
720:in the state airline
686:president of Kiribati
662:the previous election
1779:. pp. 673–686.
1445:, pp. 674, 682.
729:Speaker of the House
300:Politics of Kiribati
912:
807:
20:
910:
806:
203:Popular vote
121:Popular vote
18:
2063:
2062:
2053:* As part of the
1811:978-0-9583300-0-8
1708:Political Science
1691:978-982-02-0017-3
1634:, pp. 65–66.
1518:, pp. 57–59.
1433:, pp. 18–20.
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902:
645:, vice-president
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579:Visa requirements
539:Foreign relations
519:Political parties
397:House of Assembly
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277:Elected President
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906:By constituency
862:Tewareka Tentoa
849:Teatao Teannaki
800:
753:Tewareka Tentoa
749:Teatao Teannaki
745:
702:Wiia I-Kiribati
679:
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647:Teatao Teannaki
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598:Other countries
589:
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439:Peter Blanchard
437:President: Sir
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1219:North Tarawa
801:
792:South Tarawa
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770:
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636:
530:Subdivisions
454:
330:Human rights
323:Constitution
280:
276:
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137:
124:
107:
46:
15:
1644:Somoza 2001
1620:Somoza 2001
1584:Somoza 2001
1477:Schutz 1983
1443:Somoza 2001
722:Air Tungaru
584:Visa policy
566:in Kiribati
445:High Court
391:Legislative
372:Teuea Toatu
335:LGBT rights
226:Home island
214:Percentage
148:Home island
134:Percentage
2070:Categories
1913:2003 (Jul)
1908:2003 (Feb)
1768:"Kiribati"
1666:References
1086:Kiritimati
1067:Butaritari
836:Harry Tong
757:Harry Tong
718:Boeing 747
677:Background
655:Harry Tong
550:Minister:
188:Candidate
115:Harry Tong
104:Candidate
1729:0032-3187
1393:Aftermath
1297:Tabuaeran
1277:Tabiteuea
1257:Tabiteuea
922:Teannaki
811:Candidate
478:elections
471:Elections
455:suspended
426:Judiciary
355:President
349:Executive
158:Tabuaeran
1608:PIM 1983
639:Kiribati
574:Passport
2031:2015–16
1356:Teraina
1200:Nonouti
1181:Nikunau
1162:Marakei
972:Aranuka
953:Abemama
934:Abaiang
928:Tentoa
798:Results
780:Abaiang
773:Nonouti
690:in 1978
504:2015–16
476:Recent
411:Members
402:Speaker
379:Cabinet
231:Abaiang
217:16.24%
169:
153:Nonouti
142:27.70%
85:
66:69.3% (
63:Turnout
1808:
1783:
1727:
1688:
1374:Total
1316:Tamana
1279:South
1259:North
1238:Onotoa
1124:Maiana
1010:Banaba
991:Arorae
919:Tabai
880:100.00
877:17,328
784:Onotoa
755:, and
236:Onotoa
220:6.45%
209:1,118
206:2,814
138:49.61%
129:4,799
1418:Notes
1383:27.7
1380:16.2
1377:49.6
1369:81.1
1347:45.0
1344:11.3
1341:40.1
1320:97.0
1310:53.5
1307:25.4
1301:17.3
1282:84.3
1268:15.6
1265:10.8
1262:67.7
1251:27.9
1242:66.7
1229:42.1
1226:23.7
1223:30.6
1207:10.5
1204:84.3
1188:15.7
1185:75.4
1172:72.9
1166:14.8
1153:29.2
1150:11.2
1147:58.1
1143:Makin
1134:27.2
1131:10.5
1128:54.8
1115:15.4
1112:21.6
1109:59.7
1105:Kuria
1096:60.4
1090:27.4
1077:62.4
1074:12.3
1071:23.3
1058:42.1
1055:11.9
1052:42.3
1048:Betio
1036:11.8
1033:71.4
1017:14.3
1014:76.2
995:95.5
979:23.0
976:65.3
963:19.7
960:20.2
957:56.2
941:73.7
938:12.5
925:Tong
874:Total
866:1,118
856:16.24
853:2,814
843:27.70
840:4,799
830:49.61
827:8,597
814:Votes
125:8,597
2041:2024
2036:2020
2026:2011
2021:2007
2016:2003
2011:2002
2006:1998
2001:1994
1996:1991
1991:1987
1986:1983
1981:1982
1976:1978
1970:1974
1964:1971
1958:1967
1939:2024
1933:2020
1928:2016
1923:2012
1918:2007
1903:1998
1898:1994
1893:1991
1888:1987
1883:1983
1878:1982
1873:1978
1806:ISBN
1781:ISBN
1725:ISSN
1686:ISBN
1386:6.5
1366:5.6
1363:9.1
1360:4.2
1350:3.6
1329:1.1
1326:1.8
1323:0.0
1304:3.8
1291:5.4
1288:4.3
1285:6.1
1271:5.9
1248:2.4
1245:3.1
1232:3.6
1213:0.8
1210:4.4
1194:2.9
1191:6.0
1175:5.6
1169:6.7
1156:1.3
1137:8.8
1118:4.2
1099:8.0
1093:4.2
1080:2.0
1061:2.6
1042:8.5
1039:8.3
1029:Beru
1023:4.8
1020:4.8
1004:0.4
1001:1.0
998:0.2
985:7.1
982:4.6
966:3.8
947:5.9
944:7.9
894:69.3
869:6.45
509:2020
492:2020
487:2016
72:13.1
52:1987
42:1982
1717:doi
1336:TUC
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